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Receipt of compensation in lieu of nonperformance or part performance of obligation - Declared Service or not - amount received by the Appellant in excess of the purchase price paid for the immovable property, subsequent to cancellation of the agreement to Sale of the said property - the receipt of compensation cannot, by any stretch of imagination, fall under the provisions of Declared Service under Section 66E(e) of the Finance Act. - AT
Receipt of compensation in lieu of nonperformance or part performance of obligation - Declared Service or not - amount received by the Appellant in excess of the purchase price paid for the immovable property, subsequent to cancellation of the agreement to Sale of the said property - the receipt of compensation cannot, by any stretch of imagination, fall under the provisions of Declared Service under Section 66E(e) of the Finance Act. - AT
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